Embedded Systems (Mentor-Led Learning)

The Embedded Systems – Intermediate course is designed for learners who have basic embedded system knowledge and want to advance into microcontroller programming and hardware communication protocols. This mentor-led program focuses on practical implementation using Arduino, preparing learners for real-world embedded and IoT applications.

The curriculum covers essential communication protocols, including UART and I2C, enabling learners to understand how microcontrollers communicate with sensors, modules, and peripheral devices. Participants will gain hands-on experience with the installation and configuration of the Arduino IDE, setting up a complete development environment.

Learners will study code structure, syntax, and explanation, helping them understand how embedded programs are written, compiled, and executed. The course also emphasizes building first working codes, enabling learners to gain confidence in writing and testing embedded programs independently.

Delivered in a mentor-led format, the course focuses on guided practice, real-world examples, and industry-aligned embedded workflows. Upon successful completion, learners receive industry-recognized certifications, including participation, industrial training, and internship completion certificates.

This intermediate embedded systems course is ideal for engineering students, electronics enthusiasts, and professionals aiming to strengthen their skills in Arduino programming and embedded communication protocols.